65 m. ago Inside Maduro's 'hell on Earth' jail with 'white room' torture chamber where enemies were raped and electrocuted

For many Venezuelans, El Helicoide is the physical representation of the decades of repression they have felt under successive governments. described by former prisoners as 'hell on earth'.

Events

73 m. ago Andreas Skov Olsen earns Rangers transfer rave review as Danny Rohl reveals what title fight 'weapon' truly brings

The Ibrox boss opened up ahead of the Denmark international putting pen to paper

Sport

81 m. ago Gary Neville slams ‘worst decision ever’ as Pep Guardiola backed over Man City VAR fume

Gary Neville has backed Pep Guardiola after the Man City boss aired his frustration over Antoine Semenyo's disallowed goal against Newcastle United

Politics

86 m. ago Cardiff City transfer embargo latest as boss gives definitive answer to Everton player link

The Bluebirds boss spoke about the club's current transfer situation ahead of the game against Bradford City this weekend

Sport

87 m. ago Man United handed clear Luis Enrique conditions after PSG manager speaks out

Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique has been linked with the permanent Manchester United head coach role with the Spaniard facing an uncertain future at PSG

Politics

2 h. ago Shopper buys £800 phone from John Lewis...only to receive two bars of Tony's Chocolonely glued together

Jack Bennett, 36, from Rugby, Warwickshire wanted a brand new Apple iPhone 17 from John Lewis, retailing at £799 - but was left shocked after receiving two Tony's Chocolonely bars instead.

Economics

2 h. ago Commodore 64 Ultimate review – it’s like 1982 all over again!

Showing the value of great design over visual impact, this faithfully resurrected home computer seamlessly integrates modern tech with some wonderful additional touchesThe emotional hit was something I didn’t expect, although perhaps I should have. The Commodore 64 Ultimate, a new version of the legendary 8-bit computer, comes in a box designed to resemble the original packaging – a photo of the machine itself on a background of deep blue fading into a series of white stripes. Then when you open it, you find an uncannily accurate replica of what fans lovingly referred to as the breadbox – the chunky, sloped Commodore 64, in hues of brown and beige, the red LED in one corner above the row of fawn-coloured function keys. It’s like 1982 all over again.My dad bought us a C64 in late 1983. It was our second computer after the ZX81 and it felt like an enormous leap into the future with its detailed colour graphics, advanced sound chip and proper grown-up keyboard. We unpacked it on our di...

Politics

2 h. ago Man Utd transfer news: Kobbie Mainoo 'deadline' set as Barcelona enter race for star

Michael Carrick takes over as interim Man United boss following Ruben Amorim's dismissal and could oversee January transfer business including pursuit of Ecuador wonderkid

Sport

2 h. ago Auchinleck Talbot boss Tommy Sloan goes back to tactics board after Wilfried Nancy Celtic ext

Auchinleck's legendary boss is bidding to plot the downfall of the Glasgow giants this Sunday.

Politics

3 h. ago London Pride boss accused of contempt of court amid financial misconduct investigation

London Pride boss accused of contempt of court amid financial misconduct investigation  MyLondon

Economics

3 h. ago Martin O'Neill exposing Celtic transfer mess is more damning than any coded message Rodgers could send

The interim boss lifted the lid on January's signing push and it shined a light on the Parkhead club's plans

Politics

3 h. ago Castle Douglas incident: Firefighters battling blaze at popular Scottish chip shop as road closed

People are being told to avoid the area.

Events

4 h. ago Real Madrid humiliated in Copa del Rey: Alvaro Arbeloa suffers nightmare start as they crash OUT to second tier strugglers after Xabi Alonso's sacking

Alonso was sacked as Madrid boss on Monday after just a matter of months at the helm on the back of his side's 3-2 defeat by arch rivals Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final.

Events

4 h. ago 'Resign today,' Cabinet minister tells Chief Constable in storm over Maccabi Tel Aviv fans ban

Health Secretary Wes Streeting slams West Midlands police boss Craig Guildford

Politics

5 h. ago Clickbait review – gripping drama about the human cost of moderating the internet

A social media content moderator becomes obsessed with a violent video in this restrained, unsettling workplace thriller starring Lili ReinhartHere is a workplace drama, of sorts. Like many people, Daisy (Lili Reinhart) works a desk job using a computer. Unlike most people, fainting at work is a rite of passage; she moderates videos on social media that have been reported for violating the terms of service. That means watching everything from horrible porn to horrible politics to horrible accidents and everything in between, a non-stop diet of videos with titles such as “fetus in blender” or “strangulation but she doesn’t die”.Her boss takes her to task for deleting a graphic video showing a suicide, which supposedly has news value and should have been left up. But the tipping point for Daisy is a really nasty video titled “nailed it”, which shows violence and cruelty that she believes is real and non-consensual. So begins a low-key quest to track down the perpetrator, though she is...

Events

5 h. ago 'Mikel Arteta got it all wrong – I would've fined Gabriel Martinelli as Arsenal boss'

Gabriel Martinelli came under intense fire for his antics involving Liverpool's Conor Bradley during Arsenal's 0-0 draw with the Reds

Politics

6 h. ago Tate boss Maria Balshaw on why she’s leaving the biggest job in art after nine years

Balshaw, the organisation’s first ever woman director, is resigning on a ‘high note’, writes Annabel Nugent

Politics

6 h. ago Franko Kovacevic to Celtic transfer links addressed as Martin O'Neill quizzed on £2.5m swoop

The Hoops boss is desperately searching for a new frontman and Croatian star Kovacevic has emerged as a possible target

Economics

7 h. ago Ugandans to vote in election expected to extend Museveni’s four

Campaign beset by violence with supporters of rival candidate Bobi Wine teargassed and detainedUgandans are preparing to vote in an election that is expected to result in Yoweri Museveni extending his nearly four-decade grip on power in the east African country, after a campaign beset by violence.Security forces have frequently clamped down on supporters of Museveni’s main opponent, Bobi Wine, by teargassing and shooting bullets at events and detaining people. Authorities have also arrested civil society members and suspended rights groups. On Tuesday, they shut down internet access and limited mobile phone services countrywide. Continue reading...

Politics

8 h. ago Gangsters Ross McGill and Steven Lyons hold summit to plot fresh attacks on enemies

An underworld source revealed the pair had a long conversation on the phone to discuss the way forward.

Events